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It's the Lapsed Fan Wrestling Podcast with
Jack encron Seo and JP Sorrow. Oh

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ho ho, We're back in the
saddle, boss m hm. It's the

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twenty twenty three TLF Christmas Show.
We continue the extension of our spectacular beyond

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just gifts given by the Solar System. We've now reached the point and we're

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giving back to you in the form
of bite sized podcasts, stocking stuffers if

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you will. It's Lapsed GPT.
We're your co chairman. Belly up to

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the Chat GPT prompt armed of course
yes, with the deep ten year corpus

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of TLF memory making and character building, and see what it comes up with.

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See what happens when the immovable force
meets the immovable object in cyberspace.

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It's been a wild ride so far, as we've played around with the idea

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of Hulk Hogan discovering plots in both
the classroom and his neighbor's garbage can oh,

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oh God, game is this?
Brother? This? And a pinchon

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asque concluding scenes. The last time
we were with you now, I was

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thrilled when the boss Man told me
that this was something he wanted to do

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for the Solar system this Christmas season
because I had, I think, as

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we all probably have by this point, played around a little bit myself with

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GPT and in lapsed characters and seeing
how they interface, if you will.

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And so I'm about to send you
boss a little a little something I decided

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to do, not because I was
bored or anything. Very very important things

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to do. That's always the problem, So please don't get that. Yeah,

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you're right, it does kind of
screw up the formatting. Huh.

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Let's see what did you do it? In words? I did a word?

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Yeah, yeah, trying to share
this with the boss Man, but

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it's uh. I love to see
sort of like how we can best describe

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in a brief prompt what a character
in the Solar system is? Like,

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yes, how good? Like I
like doing multiple versions too, because it's

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like, yep, you know,
ooh that they didn't. I see where

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the model went because I gave it
reason to believe that this was the part

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of the character based on my word
choice. But that's really not what I

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meant. Let me change this word
and see if it gets it a bit

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back on the rails to where conceptually
I think the character should be. And

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that's that's half the fun of it. It's just like tweaking it until it

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gets it right, till it's speaking
your language. Have you had that experience

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where you're like telling you to go
somewhere and it's like going in a different

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path. You have to get it
back on the rails. Yep, yep,

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all's that's well, as you know. No, I haven't done that,

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But usually it's something like, well, I'm like, oh wait,

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I need to add this to it. It's always like that. I've never

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had to really go off the rails
in a way that that you know,

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makes me nervous. So I do
mine in kind of a different style than

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JP does, where the boss man
will prompt it to write natual script and

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so we'll have dialogue and sort of
like descriptions of the looks on people's faces

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and things like that, and there's
like a scene and with me, I

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just like say this, say this, all right, I'll say this.

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I'll say this like talk like deliver
your piece of shit. Like I treat

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it much more like a jukebox or
a soundboard, And so my prompts are

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sprinkled within the dialogue. It's not
like one prompt and then a full script.

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It's line by line by line as
I kind of realized what the model's

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doing with my with my fact pattern
and then try to make it do something

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different or more fun. So uh. And another thing Chat GPT does is

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they sort of like they read through
what you told it and title it.

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You know, they title chat without
you having to title it yourself. Right,

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And they decided boss, and I'm
going to turn it over to them

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on this one that the best title
for the following is Baggy Sweatshirts and Rebel

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Style. So you need to warm
up your laps Nash this Christmas season,

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put that Nash Santa had on and
here we go. Fuck it. So

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I'm going to read the proms.
You read the voice, Assume Kevin Nash

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lapsed GPT is someone who always makes
old movie references, so that you know

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he appreciates classic films and has good
taste. Assume that, by the way,

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that's not the case, of course, that how would he explain why

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baggy sweatshirts are so popular with young
kids? Well, you see, it's

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like a scene straight out of an
old Hollywood classic. Kid, you know,

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baggy sweatshirts. They're the modern day
embodiment of rebellion, not to the

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anti establishment spirit of the past.
It's like those cool cats from the fifties

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and sixties. You know. Young
folks today want to stand out, break

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the mold and make their own fashion
statements. Plus they offer comfort and the

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laid back style reminiscent the the timeless
legends. It's all about blending the comfort

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of today with the swagger of yesteryear's
baby. I don't know if I'm chat

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gpt here, if I'm Sean Oliver, but we'll keep telling. I then

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tell it include a reference to three
films from the nineteen fifties in this well,

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you see, it's like a scene
straight out of an old Hollywood classic

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kid baggy sweatshirts. They're the modern
day embodiment of rebellion, not the anti

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establishment spirit of the past. You
know, just like these those cool cats

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from the fifties and sixties. Young
folks today want to stand out, break

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the mold and make their own fashion
statements. It's like James Dean's iconic style

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and rebel without a cause, or
he defied convention. Or think about the

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charm of Audrey Heppert and Roman Holiday. You know where she brought to say

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that, totally say that where she
brought a touch of elegance in the streets

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of Rome. Yeah, don't forget
on the waterfront, where Marlon Brando's effortless

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coolness at a new standard. Now, these baggy sweatshirts, they're the canvas

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for today's rebels to paint their own
stories. I mean, come on,

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planning the comfort of today with a
swagger of Yesteryear's baby. And it's at

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this point I get incredibly annoyed that
it's ended both statements with swagger of Yesteryear's

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baby. Of course, Kevin Nash
would never we never sent a sentence in

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baby exclamation point. So I told
it this, but he thinks he's too

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cool to say anything with an exclamation
unless it's the phrase, motherfucker, this

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isn't about you. Well, you
see, it's like a scene straight out

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of an old Hollywood classic kid baggy
sweatshirts. They're the modern day embodiment of

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rebellion, a nod to the anti
establishment spirit of the past. Just like

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those cool cats from the fifties and
sixties, young folks today want to stand

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out, break the mold and make
their own fashion statements. It's like James

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Dean's iconic style and rebel without a
cause, where he defied convention. I

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think about the charm of Audrey Heppard
and Roman Holiday, where she brought a

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touch of elegance to the streets of
Rome. And don't forget It where Marlon

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br you know, don't forget on
the Waterfront, where Marlon Brando's effortless coolness

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set a new standard. But motherfucker, this isn't about you. It's about

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kids finding their groove and blending the
comfort of today with the swagger of yesteryear's.

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Oh Lex. So what would Kevin
Nash say if I told him that

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I just don't understand the kid's style
these days? Would he say, but,

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motherfucker, this isn't about you.
Oh God? And finally this but

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have him say it's like anything else
as a prelude to every other statement he

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makes. It's like anything else.
You see, it's a scene straight out

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of an old Hollywood classic. Kid, you know, baggy sweatshirts. They're

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the modern damn bodiment of rebellion,
you know, a nod to the anti

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establishment of spirit of the past.
It's like James Dean's iconic style and rebel

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without a cause, where he defies
confor defied convention. They go right there.

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But motherfucker, this isn't about you. It's about the kids finding their

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groove. I'm blending the comfort of
today with the swagger of yesteryear's. It's

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like Audrey Hepburn's charm and Roman Holiday, you know, bringing elegance to the

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streets of Rome. Or think think
about on the Waterfront where Brando's effortless coolness

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set of new standards. So you
see, so you see, it's like

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anything else, a fusion of past
and present in those baggy sweatshirts. A

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fusion of past in the present and
those baggy sweatshirts. I do hope as

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well, if you have any teenagers
in your life and they open a double

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XL sweatshirt and mauve this Christmas,
that you do think about Kevin Nash's very

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thoughtful interpolation of how it recalls the
classic Hollywood spirit of rebellion of the past.

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And we hope this is one of
many Christmas gifts we can share with

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you the solar system. As we
head in to Christmas twenty twenty three and

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into Lapsed X twenty twenty four,
we'll see you next time. On Lapsed

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GPTs of production of the Lapsed Entertainment
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